WO2007054335A2 - Element de ponction, systeme de ponction et procede de detection de la peau - Google Patents

Element de ponction, systeme de ponction et procede de detection de la peau Download PDF

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WO2007054335A2
WO2007054335A2 PCT/EP2006/010802 EP2006010802W WO2007054335A2 WO 2007054335 A2 WO2007054335 A2 WO 2007054335A2 EP 2006010802 W EP2006010802 W EP 2006010802W WO 2007054335 A2 WO2007054335 A2 WO 2007054335A2
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Irio Giuseppe Calasso
Stephan Korner
Oliver Bründler
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F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ag
Roche Diagnostics Gmbh
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Priority to CA002627583A priority patent/CA2627583A1/fr
Priority to AT06818471T priority patent/ATE520350T1/de
Publication of WO2007054335A2 publication Critical patent/WO2007054335A2/fr
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Priority to US12/118,146 priority patent/US20080294064A1/en

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  • the invention relates to a lancing element for obtaining body fluid through or over the skin, in particular as a disposable part for blood sugar tests, with a carrier and a rigidly projecting, pierceable into the skin in a piercing lancing member.
  • the invention further relates to a lancing system for using such a preferably disposable piercing element and a method for skin detection for such a sampling.
  • WO 2005/096941 A1 discloses a system for collecting blood by means of a piercing element having a carrier-bound collection unit, in which a pressure is exerted on a finger pressed against it by a pressure ring mounted on the device side in order to provide sufficient blood in the compressed finger part and then by reducing the pressure to avoid the escape of blood.
  • the pressure ring must have a diameter the size of the tangerine, which causes the body part to bulge in the puncture area.
  • the present invention seeks to further develop the systems known in the art and to optimize a generic arrangement and a method, in particular in the sense of a defined puncture depth, with an inventive goal is also in a simplified and hygienically advantageous system design.
  • the invention is based on the idea of depressing the skin in the area of action of the lancing member by means of a skin tightener as an integral component of the puncturing element. Accordingly, it is proposed according to the invention that a pretensioning means which firmens the skin in the region of the puncture site is attached to the support, which has a contact member which pushes against the skin during the puncturing movement and thereby moves back against the piercing member.
  • the contact member provides additional contact points on the skin, so that there is a better pressure distribution in the region of the puncture site. The contact member thus ensures a reduction in skin displacement by the lancing device.
  • the contact member causes a concave or convex skin curvature at the injection site, so that by the impinging lancing organ, a reduction of the skin displacement takes place and immediately the puncture channel is generated.
  • the release of the lancing member takes place under relative return movement of the contact member resting against the skin, whereby the influence of skin-specific fluctuations on the lancing depth can be largely eliminated by the skin tightening directly at the puncture site.
  • device contamination with body fluid can be reliably prevented by the integral arrangement of the contact member on the preferably disposable lancing element.
  • Another important advantage is that the complexity of the system or device used and thus its size can be reduced if the function of the skin tightening is not implemented on the device side, but on the part of the lancing element.
  • the contact member is in the initial state of the lancing member in the lancing direction upstream and supported in the lancing movement on the skin against the wearer back.
  • the penetration of the piercing organ is ensured in a prestressed skin by a simple feed movement.
  • Contact member is located substantially at the same height with the lancing member, so that at least when entering the bleeding skin zone, the skin has been tightened.
  • the biasing means has a coupling member which connects the contact member to the carrier, elastically and / or plastically compressible and / or held by frictional engagement. This allows a further forward movement of the piercing element while the contact element is already in contact with the skin. It is also advantageous in terms of manufacturing technology if the coupling part is formed by a folding arm which can be bent or bent at least at one bending point. An additional spring travel can be provided by the fact that the contact member is supported by a spring element on the carrier.
  • the contact member can be automatically locked in a reset position which is proximally set back relative to the lancing member by a locking mechanism, in particular a pawl.
  • the contact member during the retraction of the wearer is mitbeweglich while reducing or canceling the contact pressure on the skin.
  • the body fluid displacement by the contact member is thereby reduced.
  • the biasing means is preferably integrally attached to the carrier as an integral component. It is particularly preferred if the carrier, the lancing member and the biasing means are formed as a disposable unit of a material. This is also advantageous in terms of hygiene, because the skin contact only takes place with a sterilizable, once used article.
  • a further improvement provides that the lancing element is formed from a flat substrate, in particular etched, and that the biasing means is arranged as a substrate part in the substrate plane or bent out of this.
  • Contact member suspensions can also be advantageously produced by appropriate two-dimensional etching as sheet or folding elements from a planar substrate.
  • the contact member has a point or line-shaped edge contour that can be pressed laterally next to the lancing member against the skin. This should be done as close to the puncture site as possible, but without colliding with the lancing device.
  • Distance of less than 3 mm, preferably 1 to 2 mm from the contact member into the skin is pierceable.
  • the abutment depth of the lancing member delimiting stop is integrally attached to or integrally formed on the carrier, which has a skin contact surface abutting the lancing movement at a defined proximal distance to the lancing member.
  • the stop for puncture depth regulation is preferably variable in length in the lancing direction by bending deformation or variable latching points in its length projecting on the base part.
  • the lancing element can be designed as a simple lancet, while for a simultaneous collection of body fluid, a preferably capillary-active receiving structure, which extends into the region of the lancing member, is advantageous.
  • the invention also relates to a lancing system for obtaining body fluid through or over the skin with a lancing drive and a lancing element according to the invention which can be moved forwards and backwards in a puncturing motion.
  • a particularly preferred variant provides a position detector for detecting the position of the skin, preferably the tightened skin in the course of the lancing movement.
  • the lancing movement may include a tactile movement with return movement before penetration, or a movement only once back and forth.
  • the position detector detects the position of the skin tightened by the biasing means via the contact member and / or the
  • the lancing member scans as a sensor, and when the position detector, a capacitance or conductivity change or a change in force when scanning the
  • the lancing member can perform a detection function by at the same time forms a capacitance, conductivity or force sensor against the skin surface.
  • the piercing element is connected to a preferably incrementally operating displacement measuring unit for detecting the relative position of contact member and lancing member.
  • the lancing drive has a device for adjusting the lancing depth of the lancing member with respect to a detected reference position of the skin, preferably the tightened skin.
  • Another aspect of the invention is to provide a system for skin detection for the sampling of body fluid, in which a position detector is detected the position of the skin with respect to a movement axis of a lancing element, wherein the skin is locally tightened by a biasing means of the lancing element in the position detection.
  • the lancing element is moved into a position withdrawn from the skin and then the lancing movement is carried out by means of a puncturing drive.
  • the biasing means may be formed by a piercing member or a separate contact member of the piercing member.
  • the puncturing movement of the lancing element is controlled via a lancing drive for setting a defined lancing depth in accordance with the detected skin position.
  • the object mentioned in the sense of skin detection for the sampling of body fluid, wherein the position of the skin is detected with respect to a movement axis of a lancing element is achieved in that the skin is locally tightened by a biasing means of the lancing element in the position detection.
  • the lancing element is moved to a start position retracted from the skin.
  • the biasing means may be formed by a piercing member or a separate contact member of the piercing member.
  • the lancing movement of the lancing element is controlled to set a defined lancing depth in accordance with the detected skin position.
  • Show it 1 shows a blood glucose meter with a skin tightening at the piercing point formed lancing element in a simplified schematic representation
  • FIGS. 2 to 4 show further embodiments of a piercing element with a skin tightener
  • FIG. 6 shows an embodiment of a lancing element with latchable skin tightener in a side view
  • FIG. 7 shows a further embodiment of a latching mechanism in a sectional illustration
  • FIG. 8 shows a skin sensor on a lancing element in a sectional view in the initial state and lancing state
  • Fig. 12 and 13 lancing elements with adjustable spacer for puncture depth regulation in perspective view.
  • the piercing elements 10 shown in the drawing have a carrier or a base part 12 as a holder, a piercing member 14 projecting on the holder in the piercing direction (distally), designed as a tip, and a pretensioning means 16 which can be placed on the skin next to the piercing member as a skin tightener.
  • such lancing elements 10 can be used as a disposable item (so-called "disposable") in a hand-held device 18 in order to obtain body fluid, ie blood, optionally also tissue fluid, specifically for blood sugar self-tests in a lancing movement.
  • the user places a body part, in particular the finger berry 20, on a device opening. Then, in a forward and backward lancing movement against the skin portion 22 located in the device opening, a small amount of blood is obtained at a puncture site by means of the piercing member 14 and preferably analyzed in the device 18.
  • the device 18 has a piercing element 10 which moves the piercing element 10 used, a skin detector 28, a device for adjusting the piercing depth 30 cooperating therewith and further device assemblies such as an analysis unit 32.
  • the blood collected on the test element 10 can thus be utilized for a blood glucose determination on site in an automatic measurement procedure.
  • the used test element is disposed of and preferably provided from a device magazine, a new test element, so that the most hygienic handling is guaranteed.
  • the test element 10 shown in FIG. 2 is etched uniformly from a flat substrate, for example stainless steel sheet, wherein the lancing member 14 and the biasing means 16 are etched free together with the base part 12 as integral components lying in the plane of the substrate.
  • a longitudinally semi-open capillary channel 34 is guided over the base part 12 into the region of the lancing member 14.
  • the biasing means 16 is formed by a in the lancing movement laterally in front of the piercing member 14 striking the skin contact member 36 and a contact member to the carrier 12 connecting coupling member 38.
  • the biasing means 16 is moved as an integral structure with the carrier 12.
  • the contact member 36 is placed on the skin 22 during the forward movement of the lancing element 10 before its skin contact with a point or line-shaped edge contour.
  • the coupling part 38 is deformed elastically and / or plastically in its distal length by the contact member 36 moved back into contact with the skin relative to the piercing member 14, so that the piercing element 14 pierces the previously tightened skin, as described below is explained in more detail.
  • the contact member 36 is also held at a small lateral distance and in the lancing direction in front of the piercing member 14, wherein a spring element 40 allows a limited return movement against the base member 12 at the piercing.
  • the lateral distance between the contact member 36 and the lancing member 14 in the operative position is less than 3 mm, preferably 1 to 2 mm.
  • the embodiment of FIG. 4 provides a double folding arm 38 as a coupling part, which at a bendable from the substrate plane bending point 40 a distal shortening relative to the Lancing member 14 allowed.
  • Fig. 5 illustrates the skin tightening during the lancing and collecting process in different stages of movement.
  • the contact member 36 of the biasing means or skin tightener 16 is located in front of the lancing member (Fig. 5a) and thus applies to the skin 22 near the intended puncture site (Fig. 5b).
  • the skin 22 is displaced with a defined force, wherein the folding arm 38 compresses (Figure 5c) until finally the needle puncture into the pre-stressed skin 22 occurs ( Figure 5d).
  • the puncturing element After reaching the planned puncturing depth defined in relation to the tightened skin, the puncturing element is retracted in a return movement (arrow 44) to a collection position that is less deeply inserted.
  • the contact member 36 follows the return movement, as shown in Fig. 5e. In this case, the pressing force is largely removed, and the skin 22 relaxed in the region of the puncture site. As a result, less body fluid is displaced in the relevant part of the skin, and it can be obtained in a short time a sufficient amount of liquid (microliters or less).
  • the folding arm 38 was not plastically deformed during insertion, but only pressed together elastically by a certain length. Upon retraction thus the contact member 36 remains on the skin 22, while the restoring force of the folding arm 38 is reduced. Thus, the displacement of the body fluid in the body part is smaller here than at the maximum puncture depth.
  • a pawl 46 is additionally formed on the coupling part 38 which can be hooked into a toothing 48 on the base part 12 for securing the achieved reset position of the contact member 36.
  • locking is achieved with maximum advance of the puncturing element 10 and corresponding elastic return of the pretensioning means 16 in contact with the skin 22, so that, similarly to the embodiment according to FIG. 5e, the compressed pretensioner 16 no longer acts against the return movement in the collecting position Skin 22 presses. 7, it is also conceivable that a device-side detent pawl 46 'engages in a direction-locking manner in a toothing 48 "of the pretensioning means 16.
  • this detent 46' has a greater thickness than the toothing 48 ', so that certain height tolerances of the relative positioning
  • FIG. 8 illustrates an embodiment in which the position of the taut skin in the lancing direction is detected capacitively by means of the skin detector 28 via the contact member 36.
  • an electrode arm 50 is arranged on the coupling part 38, which cooperates with a device-fixed counterelectrode 52 as a path-sensitive capacitor arrangement.
  • the maximum capacity is reached in the feed position with maximum skin tightening. From this, it is also possible to determine the relative shift to the lancing member 14 and thus its actual plunge depth, for example by obtaining empirical comparison values by means of a calibration.
  • the lancing depth detection can be used during the forward movement as an input signal for the device for Stechtiefeneingnagnagnagnagnagnagnagnagnagnagnagnagnath, which controls the lancing drive 26 accordingly.
  • Fig. 9a shows the lancing element 10 in combination with a cone or pressure ring 60 as a finger holder.
  • a finger receiver 60 can also be inserted into an opening of a device 18 shown in FIG.
  • the biasing means 16 acts within the annular boundary formed by the receptacle 60, whereby a prefixing of the skin 22 is already achieved.
  • the impact of the biasing means 16 on the skin 22 results in a better pressure distribution during the lancing process. This is due to the fact that several support points or lines are possibly present within an additional finger ring 60.
  • the maximum displacement d of the skin 22 before penetration of the lancing member 14 is significantly lower than without biasing means.
  • stratum comeum 64 the uppermost layer, the adjoining epidermis 66 and the underlying bleeding zone 68.
  • a skin contact of the contact member 36 can first be detected, as shown in the left half of FIG. 10.
  • the contact member 36 in this case represents a reference for the skin surface, but not necessarily a measuring sensor. Rather, the sensory detection according to FIG. 8 can take place, or via the drive-side detection of a change in the required driving force.
  • it is important that the piercing element 10 is made with sufficient accuracy to be able to include the relative distance between the contact member 36 and the piercing member 14. Starting from this starting position, the piercing stroke then preferably takes place with a distance or depth pre-set by the user, whereby due to the advantageous effect of the biasing means 16 only a small, largely invariant skin displacement d occurs.
  • a device-side reference position for example, the contact surface 61 of the ring is selected as the starting position for the Stechhub, or that can be completely dispensed with the position detection when the maximum displacement d of the skin before the needle penetration with biasing means 16 significantly lower is considered the variations of the skin curvature at the ring 60.
  • 11 illustrates a further lancing method with a force detection on the pretensioning means 16.
  • the travel path is determined in a touch movement 70 until a predetermined restoring force occurs, for example by means of a first click on the toothing 48, or if a capacitive measuring field 52 is reached.
  • This different travel at defined biasing force can be used as information about the skin type (soft, medium, hard) to determine the required depth t for piercing and penetration.
  • the contact member 16 as a button is thus also an integral part of the disposable 10th
  • the force detection can be done before the piercing in a separate sampling or as part of the lancing process with correspondingly fast evaluation of the force signal drive control in real time.
  • FIGS. 12 and 13 show embodiments of a piercing element 10 with length-adjustable stops which define a predetermined piercing depth of the piercing member 14 in the body part.
  • These stops 54 are integrally formed on the piercing element 10 as integrated structures and provided with a stop surface 56 located proximally behind the piercing member 14.
  • the abutment position relative to the lancing element 14 is variable by bending deformation, which is carried out in the device 18 before lancing, so that a lancing depth adapted to the body part can be preset in a fixed manner on the lancing element.
  • different skin types can be taken into account in order to reliably and at the same time achieve pain-free blood-giving zone.
  • a plurality of kinks 58 are preformed on the stops 54, so that the bending adjustment of the stop position is simplified.
  • a length adjustment can be achieved by breaking off segments.
  • the setting is in the device 18 on a single part, ie made the lancing element 10, so that not several units must be adjusted. Also conceivable are variants with a latchable toothing similar to the restoring device described with reference to FIG. 6.

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L'invention concerne un élément de ponction jetable servant à prélever un liquide organique à travers la peau (22), lequel élément présente un support (12) et un organe de ponction (14) s'étendant distalement de ce dernier et pouvant être planté dans la peau (22) par un mouvement de ponction. Selon ladite invention, un moyen de précontrainte (16) appliquant une tension sur la peau (22) au niveau du point de ponction est placé sur le support (12), lequel moyen présente un élément de contact (36) entrant en contact avec la peau (22) à côté de l'organe de ponction (14) lors du mouvement de ponction.
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EP06818471A EP1945101B1 (fr) 2005-11-10 2006-11-10 Element de ponction, systeme de ponction et procede de detection de la peau
JP2008539352A JP2009514635A (ja) 2005-11-10 2006-11-10 穿刺部材、穿刺システム、および皮膚検出をする方法
CA002627583A CA2627583A1 (fr) 2005-11-10 2006-11-10 Lancette, systeme de piquage et methode de detection de la peau
AT06818471T ATE520350T1 (de) 2005-11-10 2006-11-10 Stechelement, stechsystem und verfahren zur hautdetektion
US12/118,146 US20080294064A1 (en) 2005-11-10 2008-05-09 Lancing Element, Lancing System and a Method for Skin Detection

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EP05024477A EP1785090A1 (fr) 2005-11-10 2005-11-10 Lancette et système pour la détection de la peau
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